Created by CANZUK International, the podcast series seeks to explore what a union between Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom would look like for the Commonwealth countries and the world. How can this alliance increase free movement of citizens, free trade, and foreign policy cooperation between the four countries?
NTEU UTS Branch
Deliberately Engaging
ETUI
Vision Generation
Gerry Brownlee
Council for International Development
SIPTU College
Scottish Trades Union Congress
Annie McLoughlin, Rebecca Maes, Tilde Joy, James Brennan & Jackson McInerney.
Abu-Bakr Madden Al-Shabbaz
Adri
Young FoE Scotland
Young Fair Trade Advocates
None
BBC Radio 4
Team Donelan MP
IA-CEPA ECP Katalis
None
RMIT University
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Julie
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Maria Valentin
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Jason de Sousa
PABWA | Pan African Business Women's Association
Anush
Virtual Student Federal Service
On The Job with Francis Leach and Sally Rugg
None
The Australian Natives Association
Tahirih Foroozan
ECIPE
The Gig Economy Project
A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi
Loyal Books
the Clingendael Institute
COMMONWEALTH NEWS
Wilson Center
History & Policy
United Steelworkers
Council of Slovak Exporters
TEU
Michael Ernst
None
worldexpose
EPSU
bilaterals.org
Manosoundz
NITV
Cayla
Amy Gibson
Rodolfo Rivas
KSI Strategic Institute for Asia Pacific
Adam Beaumont
Max Eason
Australia Asia Worker Links
None
RNZ
RNZ
RNZ
Australian Institute of International Affairs
ABC Radio
Andrew Cowderoy
Mate Rigo
David Mingay
Nayeli Vicente Pinos
RFI English
Sky News Australia / NZ
None
Nicole Hynes
Campaign Against Arms Trade
German Marshall Fund
Emma Crunch, AC Hunter & Michaela Stubbs
Tyisha Murphy
European Parliament
Elaine Pickar
News-Gator
Jacob
Jeff Nichols
The Wire
ThinkGlobal Inc.
James A Morrison
Ehi Enakimio
Cameron Shamsabad
Schwartz Media
John Akhile
Global Development Institute
BBC World Service
Perth USAsia Centre
Imoh Edet
Jey O.
More Than You Know
ABC Radio
FKmedia
The Open University
BroadTalk
Greg Koabel
Andrew Hughes
Mr Marr History